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Networking – YIR 2024-2025

The ASI annual convention brings ASI members together each year to share stories and explore latest development and innovations in the steel industry. Planning is underway for the ASI’s 2025 annual convention, to be held at the Manly Pacific Hotel in Sydney on September 15-17. Key sessions will focus on: 

  • Green steel and the path to decarbonisation.
  • The smart steel revolution: harnessing technology for a competitive edge.
  • Navigating global markets: resilience and adaptation in a changing trade landscape.
  • Building Australia: infrastructure, innovation, and steel’s role in national development (case studies). 
  • Powering the future: energy, efficiency, and the steel industry’s energy transition.

For details, see: https://www.steel.org.au/news-and-events/steel-convention-2025/. 

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